Celebrated in the wake of the 1917 Russian Revolution but later repressed by the Stalinist regime, Ukrainian artist Kazimir Malevich was an inventive artist who experimented with various Post-Impressionist styles like cubism and fauvism before abandoning representational art altogether, creating a style of geometric shapes and blocks of color that he called "Suprematism". Four images - two early works and two later ones - decorate these notecards. The handsomely boxed set contains 20 cards and 20 envelopes.